The Time of Love

About This Movie

The Time of Love feels like a gentle stroll down memory lane, capturing the wistfulness of adolescence with a nostalgic lens. Set against the backdrop of summer in Garrigue, it’s more about moments than grand narratives. You get this lovely blend of innocence and the looming pressures of the Baccalaureat. The interactions between Marcel and his friend Lagneau have that natural, unscripted vibe—like you’re eavesdropping on real teenage banter. The pacing is leisurely, reflecting those lazy summer days, yet there’s a subtle weight to the themes of growth and friendship. The practical effects are practically non-existent, but honestly, they don’t detract; it's all about the performances and the script. It feels very much like a personal diary, capturing fleeting moments of youth.

Reflects Pagnol's autobiographical style · Focus on friendship and growth · Set in the idyllic Garrigue landscape